100% Online Training Courses
Now you can order the online comprehensive training courses for PALS and ACLS exams. These carefully constructed study courses provide a condensed offering of clinical recommendations crafted after material found in the most current AHA provider manuals which follow the new 2020 AHA guidelines. In each training course, you are still being exposed to all the vital topics, required skills and assessments that are offered in the full manual and CD set - but in much fewer pages and entirely online!
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Click above images to see examples: Our online ACLS study course covers the same topics as the new ACLS provider manual and is based on 2020 AHA new guidelines. Subjects covered include: and advanced life support techniques, successful team interaction, importance of high quality CPR, AED applications, specific cardiovascular life support situations, and more. This approximately 30-page course will guide you through possible ACLS scenarios and provide you with the recommended management techniques. In addition, you will receive a hand-held reference guide that contains all vital ACLS algorithms, including stroke, ACS, bradycardia, tachycardia and pulseless arrest in a downloadable format. Both the course and reference guide can be accessed using your username and password received after registration. |
Click above images to see examples: Our online PALS study course covers the same topics as the AHA provider manual: general pediatric assessment, recognition and management of respiratory illnesses, stroke, arrhythmias and cardiac arrest, pharmacological applications for each, and more. Our PALS course is roughly 35 pages and is a comprehensive review of the recognition and management of life threatening situations in infants and children. As a bonus, we include a hand-held reference guide that contains vital PALS algorithms and pharmacological references in a downloadable format. Both the training course and reference guide can be immediately accessed on the confirmation page after the order process. |
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